Roan is a recessive, uncommon marking that gives a dracovix a pale, desaturated, textured or gradient blanket. Roan can have small holes in it. In its maximum range, Roan can cover all but the face, lower legs, wing hands, and wing fingers.

Roan should start from the back and spread outwards across the body, minus the underside of the wings.

Roan must have a textured or gradient edge, or a mixture of the two. The holes must have a hard or textured edge.

Roan can have uneven coverage, and can be separated into 2-3 areas in its range.

Roan can have a lot of transparency variance, and its color and opacity can be as thick as to be nearly off-white, or as subtle as to be a faint lightening of the base coat, as long as it is lighter and more desaturated than the base coat to a small degree.